European Judaism - Rabbi Sheila Shulman/90Th Anniversary of the World Union for Progressive Judaism

H-Judaic TOC: European Judaism - Rabbi Sheila Shulman/90th Anniversary of the World Union for Progressive Judaism

Discussion published by Young Lee on Saturday, November 19, 2016

Dear Colleague,

Below are the contents from the last two issues of European Judaism. The current issue of Volume 49, Issue 2 is dedicated to Rabbi Sheila Shulman Z'L. This memorial issue marks her passing as well as twenty-five years since her ordination. Volume 49, Issue 1 coincides with the ninetieth anniversary of the founding of the World Union for Progressive Judaism (WUPJ) in London in 1926. It addresses aspects, in particular, of the history of the European Union (formerly European Region) (EUPJ) and Youth Section of the World Union (WUPJYS).

Current Issue: Volume 49, Issue 2

Editorial, Jonathan Magonet

In Memoriam Sheila Shulman z'l, Elli Tikvah Sarah

25th Anniversary Reflections

Queer Jews Talking Their Way In, Rachel Adler

Talking My Way In: Reflections on the Journey of a Lesbian Feminist Queer Rabbi, Elli Tikvah Sarah

Reminiscences

Starting the Conversation: Transforming the World One Word at a Time, Deborah Kahn-Harris

Still Talking with Sheila, Judith Rosen-Berry

Perspectives

Anan D'Sageinan B'Shleimutah: A Theology of LGBTQ Integrity, Integration and Rabbinic Leadership, Shulamit Ambalu

Gifts from the LGBTQ Community: A Reflection, Janet Burden

L'Aimé qui est l'aimée: Can Levinas' Beloved Be Queer?, Robin Podolsky

Dancing in Solidarity and Dissent, Mark L. Solomon

Dedications

A Woman would Marry a Woman: Reading Sifra on Lesbianism, Laliv Clenman

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A Totem and a Taboo: Germans and Jews Re-enacting Aspects of the Holocaust European Judaism In association with the Leo Baeck College and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation Volume 49, No. 2 Autumn 2016, Jeremy Schonfield

Memories, Readings and Diversities: For Sheila Shulman, Victor Jeleniewski Seidler

The Concept Of The Victim In Midrashic Literature: In Memory of Sheila Shulman, who Loved Midrash, Joanna Weinberg

Sheila Shulman Archive

Preface to Sheila Shulman's Writings, Janet Burden

Essays (Sheila Shulman)

From the Greenwood (JCM Conference, Bendorf 1999)

'We Must Use What We Have' (October-July 2003-April 2004)

From the Last Sermon at Finchley Reform Synagogue (7 Sivan 5766 / 3 June 2006)

Poetry, Sheila Shulman

Book Reviews, Marc Saperstein and Ruth Scott

Volume 49, Issue 1

Editorial, Jonathan Magonet

The European Union for Progressive Judaism History

Dutch Progressive Jews and their Unexpected Key Role in Europe, Chaya Brasz

Progressive Judaism in France, Stephen Berkowitz

Progressive Judaism in Austria, Evelyn Adunka

The Return of Liberal Judaism to Germany, Jan Mühlstein

Importing Divisionism instead of Diversity: A Personal Account of Jewish Rebirth in Prague : European Judaism, Martin Šmok

Post-war Progressive Judaism in Europe, Jonathan Magonet

Prayerbook Reform in Europe, Continued: Bibliography and Developments in Progressive Jewish Liturgy, 1967–2015, Annette M. Boeckler

Memoirs

The Sixty-fifth Anniversary of the Founding of WUPJYS, Henry Skirball

The Ninetieth Anniversary of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, Richard G. Hirsch

The World Union for Progressive Judaism – Youth Section: A Personal Footnote, Jeffrey Newman

Documenta

WUPJ in the 1940s, Leo Baeck

WUPJYS in the 1950s, John D. Rayner, Henry F. Skirball and Colette Kessler

WUPJYS in the 1960s, Walter K. Goldsmith, S. Charles Lewson, Ronald Jacobs, Harold Vallins, Lionel Blue, Jonathan Magonet, Soetendorp Awraham, Jill Suss, M.R. Heilbron and Dow Marmur

From the Community

Fifty Years since the Czech Scrolls Came to the Westminster Synagogue, Jonathan Wittenberg

From the Pulpit

Liberale Judentum and British Reform Jews, Tony Bayfield

Book Reviews, Khayke Beruriah Wiegand and Jeremy Schonfield

Poetry, Steven Sher

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